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1. Re: Basics of multiple tracks
John Ellenberger May 16, 2014 11:04 AM (in response to John Ellenberger)To validate my original assumption(s) I selected only the center channel, returned to Premiere and rendered results which are much improved over the general L/R channels that are audible in the Audition preview.
The issue still is that I don't hear it in the Audition preview when I hit play. The level at the bottom is bouncing around but nothing comes out of the speaker. There must be some thing I need to check to add a track to the speaker output??
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2. Re: Basics of multiple tracks
_durin_ May 16, 2014 11:24 AM (in response to John Ellenberger)Hi John,
Do you have a 5.1 audio device and speaker configuration? If so, you might need to setup the proper outputs under Preferences > Audio Channel Mapping.
If not, but you'd still like to hear the other channels, there are a few options. You can go to the Preferences > Audio Channel Mapping dialog and map the C, LFE, Ls, and Rs outputs to your default stereo output, or insert the effect Amplitude and Compression > Channel Mixer to the Effects Rack and choose the "Downmix to 2.0 (Stereo)" preset which will route and mix all surround channels to the L/R outputs.
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3. Re: Basics of multiple tracks
John Ellenberger May 17, 2014 4:36 AM (in response to _durin_)Thanks exactly what I needed.




